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France ban destruction of edible food in supermarkets

France's National Assembly has voted unanimously to make destruction of edible food in supermarkets illegal.

Instead of disposing of edible food that has not sold in-store, supermarket...

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Bus Hound sniffs out record

The "Bus Hound", a bus owned by Reading Buses, has set a land speed record for a regular bus by reaching speeds of 77mph. This record is all the more impressive if you consider that it runs entirel...

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Record high for CO2

The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has announced that global carbon dioxide concentrations have now reached a new monthly record.

Carbon dioxide levels are at 400...

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Pirelli fined following factory death

Pirelli Tyres has been fined £150,000 and ordered to pay £46,706 in costs having pleaded guilty to a breach of the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974. Pirelli was prose...

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Picking apart the party policies: Liberal Democrats

The manifestos have been released and with them an outline of what to expect for several key industries and sectors should any of the parties be elected.

With that in mind, the health and s...

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Picking apart the party policies: SNP

The manifestos have been released and with them an outline of what to expect for several key industries and sectors should any of the parties be elected.

With that in mind, the health and s...

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UK Supreme Court to Government: Take action on air pollution, now!

UK Supreme Court Justices have told the Government it must produce new action plans to cut down illegal air pollution levels by the end of the year.

Speaking in the unanimous decision, the...

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Lights out for birds in New York

The state of New York is going to start to turn off all non-essential lights in state-run buildings - but the move is not to save energy and to reduce carbon. In fact, turning off the lights is des...

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Picking apart the party policies: Green Party

The manifestos have been released and with them an outline of what to expect for several key industries and sectors should any of the parties be elected.

With that in mind, the health and s...

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Saving the rhino with paper

A rather special and unique way of saving rhinos in the Indian state of Assam has emerged, and it aims to dramatically change people's attitudes towards the animal.

Approximately 2,000...

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Picking apart the Party policies: UKIP

The manifestos have been released and with them an outline of what to expect for several key industries and sectors should any of the parties be elected.

With that in mind, the health and s...

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Pollution problem at Olympic venue

Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas, located in Rio de Janeiro, is the lagoon where the world's best athletes will compete for the rowing and canoeing Olympic gold medals next summer. However, Brazilian...

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Picking apart the Party policies: Conservatives

In the run-up to the May General Elections, the manifestos have been released and with them an outline of what to expect for several key industries and sectors should any of the parties be elected....

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Picking apart the Party policies: Labour

The manifestos have been released and with them an outline of what to expect for several key industries and sectors should any of the parties be elected.

With that in mind, the health and s...

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Picking apart the Party policies: Cedrec's take!

Cedrec Legal Author, Amy Batch, is looking at the "big six" Party manifestos: Conservative, Labour, Green Party, UKIP, Liberal Democrats and the SNP, with a brief a...

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